A House of Lords inquiry warns that spending pledges will not deliver military readiness without faster procurement, sustained production and skilled workers. Speaking to Advance, Baroness Hayter says government and industry must change how they work together.
With its installation of a Zeus Robotic Cell into the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and the Environment at Kingston University, Rapid Fusion has enabled staff and students to print, scan and mill in one solution, teaching students the latest additive manufacturing solutions and helping tackle the real skills gap in the UK for robotics and 3D printing experts.
With its installation of a Zeus Robotic Cell into the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and the Environment at Kingston University, Rapid Fusion has enabled staff and students to print, scan and mill in one solution, teaching students the latest additive manufacturing solutions and helping tackle the real skills gap in the UK for robotics and 3D printing experts.
Northrop Grumman’s YFQ-48A Talon Blue will demonstrate autonomous carrier-based air operations aboard a Queen Elizabeth-class ‘flattop’ as part of trials planned for 2027 under Project Vanquish.
The historic Fire Service College training facility in Gloucestershire recently demonstrated how it combines immersive virtual reality, realistic incident scenarios and specialist expertise to prepare British and allied emergency responders, to support UK resilience.
Following delivery of its education and outreach initiatives across the UK to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers and space explorers, the National Space Centre’s Discovery Team has gained national recognition by winning a prestigious Sir Arthur Clarke Award.
A House of Lords inquiry warns that spending pledges will not deliver military readiness without faster procurement, sustained production and skilled workers. Speaking to Advance, Baroness Hayter says government and industry must change how they work together.
Compromised suppliers, unchecked files and insecure updates can threaten satellites before they reach orbit. OPSWAT founder and CEO Benny Czarny explains why prevention must start on the ground
With its installation of a Zeus Robotic Cell into the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and the Environment at Kingston University, Rapid Fusion has enabled staff and students to print, scan and mill in one solution, teaching students the latest additive manufacturing solutions and helping tackle the real skills gap in the UK for robotics and 3D printing experts.
Northrop Grumman’s YFQ-48A Talon Blue will demonstrate autonomous carrier-based air operations aboard a Queen Elizabeth-class ‘flattop’ as part of trials planned for 2027 under Project Vanquish.
Building on a long-standing collaboration, Eaton is to provide hydraulic and fuel system technologies for Dassault’s next-generation Falcon 10X business jet, supporting its fuel-efficiency and performance objectives.
ADS is the trade association for the UK’s aerospace, defence, security, and space industries, representing over 2,000 members.
We work with those sectors to secure the UK’s advantage, enhance the UK’s international positioning as a go-to destination for innovation, and deliver on our sustainable leadership goals.
The UK’s second ISTARI military satellite, Titania, reaches orbit as trials launch for a three-site sensor network to monitor potential threats to spacecraft.
Following delivery of its education and outreach initiatives across the UK to inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers and space explorers, the National Space Centre’s Discovery Team has gained national recognition by winning a prestigious Sir Arthur Clarke Award.
Following ratification of the Kensington Treaty in October, Astroscale and OHB have signed an MoU to enhance cooperation between the UK, Germany and Japan towards protecting critical infrastructure in space, whilst supporting the safe, sustainable and responsible use of the orbital environment.
A House of Lords inquiry warns that spending pledges will not deliver military readiness without faster procurement, sustained production and skilled workers. Speaking to Advance, Baroness Hayter says government and industry must change how they work together.
With its installation of a Zeus Robotic Cell into the Faculty of Engineering, Computing and the Environment at Kingston University, Rapid Fusion has enabled staff and students to print, scan and mill in one solution, teaching students the latest additive manufacturing solutions and helping tackle the real skills gap in the UK for robotics and 3D printing experts.
Speaking in a special Remembrance Day podcast, Lord Coaker paid tribute to those who serve while highlighting the need to strengthen UK preparedness against growing security threats.
The historic Fire Service College training facility in Gloucestershire recently demonstrated how it combines immersive virtual reality, realistic incident scenarios and specialist expertise to prepare British and allied emergency responders, to support UK resilience.
A £90m investment in autonomous maritime technology will bolster the Royal Navy’s surveillance capabilities while deterring Russian submarines and safeguarding critical seabed infrastructure in the North Atlantic.
